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Smartwatches Recalled for Catching Fire, Burning Hands

Smartwatches Recalled for Catching Fire, Burning Hands

A major smartwatch manufacturer has issued a recall for some of its smartwatch models due to a concerning safety issue. The company has received reports of the devices catching fire and causing burns to users' hands. The recall affects specific models of the smartwatches, which were sold globally. The company has identified a technical flaw in the devices' battery systems that can lead to overheating and, in some cases, the watch catching fire while on the user's wrist. Consumers who own the affected models are being advised to stop using the devices immediately and contact the manufacturer to arrange for a replacement or refund. The company has emphasized that user safety is its top priority and that it is working quickly to address the problem. This incident serves as a reminder that even advanced consumer electronics can pose risks if there are underlying design or manufacturing issues. Customers are encouraged to stay vigilant and heed any product safety recalls issued by the manufacturers.

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